Consequence of Sound — New album featuring Danny Brown, DOOM, Toro y Moi, and Father John Misty now streaming on Apple Music. more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — In the fall of 1996, DJ Shadow blew minds around the world using materials he found in a dusty Sacramento basement. Four years later, the Avalanches did much the same from their headquarters in Melbourne, Australia. DJ Shadow’s “Endtr... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — In the fall of 1996, DJ Shadow blew minds around the world using materials he found in a dusty Sacramento basement. Four years later, the Avalanches did much the same from their headquarters in Melbourne, Australia. DJ Shadow’s “Endtr... more info

Guardian Music — The Observer’s pop critic picks the highlights of the next couple of months, including Beyoncé’s Formation tour, Carole King in concert, and the return of De La Soul, LCD Soundsystem and The AvalanchesCurrently wowing North America, ... more info

Guardian Music — (Mass Appeal) Coinciding with the comeback of fellow plunderphonic luminaries the Avalanches, Josh Davis returns with his first album in five years. Like the former, he no longer works exclusively in samples – though nor has he abandoned them ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — "Subways" is the most Avalanches-y song to be released off their new album yet. Continue reading… more info

Uncut — Hear Teenage Fanclub, Aphex Twin, The Avalanches +++ Hear Teenage Fanclub, Aphex Twin, The Avalanches +++ The post The 21st Uncut Playlist Of 2016 appeared first on Uncut. more info

NME — Track was previewed at Primavera and Field Day festival shows more info

Nialler9 — The Avalanches’ three songs from forthcoming album WildFlower have improved upon each other which is a relief. If ‘Frankie Sinatra’ is a novelty rap song with decent guests, ‘Colours’ is effective moody psychedelia then ‘Subways’ ... more info

Uncut — It's the third track from their forthcoming album, Wildflower It's the third track from their forthcoming album, Wildflower The post Hear the Avalanches new track, “Subways” appeared first on Uncut. more info